Test::JSON::Assert - Tests JPaths into an JSON Data structure for correct values/matches
use Test::JSON::Assert tests => 2; my $xml1 = "<foo xmlns="urn:message"><bar baz="buzz">text</bar></foo>"; my $xml2 = "<f:foo xmlns:f="urn:message"><f:bar baz="buzz">text</f:bar></f:foo>"; my $xml3 = "<foo><bar baz="buzz">text</bar></foo>"; ToDo
This module allows you to test if two JSON data structures are semantically the same.
It uses JSON::Assert to do all of it's checking.
In all of the following subroutines there are three common parameters.
$doc is a data structure generated from a JSON document.
$doc
$jpath is a string which contains the path to the element(s) you'd like to match against, whether this is for a count or a value match.
$jpath
Test passes if there are $count keys referenced by $jpath in the $doc.
$count is the number of expected keys which match the $jpath.
$count
Test passes if $jpath matches only one key in $doc and the value matched smart matches against $match.
$match
Again, $match can be a scalar, regex, arrayref or anything the smart match operator can match on.
Test passes if $jpath matches at least one key in $doc and all nodes matched smart matches against $match.
Test passes if $jpath contains a key in $doc that matches against $match.
Again, $match can be a scalar, regex, arrayref.
Everything in "SUBROUTINES" by default, as expected.
JSON::Assert, XML::Assert, XML::Compare, Test::Builder
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To install JSON::Assert, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm JSON::Assert
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install JSON::Assert
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.